Munni Monster

<p>'She was angry too, angry inside; about this unknown person who was being suddenly forced into her perfect life. That she would have to give up her room-her bed!-and share Thamma with this-this . . .'<br>Mishti's life changes when her grandmother's cousin Munni, who has cerebral palsy, comes to live with them. Her only thought is to make her leave, somehow.<br>But as time goes by, Munni shows strange endearing habits and when matters come to a crisis, Mishti is no longer sure that Munni is really the monster she thought she was.<br>A funny moving story about a ten-year-old dealing with strange and difficult changes and disability, and above all, about love.</p>

<p><b>Madhurima Vidyarthi (Author) </b><br>Madhurima Vidyarthi is an endocrinologist who always wanted to be a writer. She trained in London for many years and then returned to live and work in Calcutta.<br><i>My Grandmother's Masterpiece </i>is her first book, but she is planning to write many more.<br>When she is not writing-books or prescriptions-Madhurima likes to travel, eat good food and delve into history. She lives in an untidy house full of unruly members and desperately wants a dog.<br>Find out more about her at www.madhurimavidyarthi.com<br><br><b>Tanvi Bhat (Illustrator) </b><br>Tanvi Bhat is a children's book illustrator and author who has created books for publishers like Pratham Books, Duckbill and Tulika Books, to name a few. She likes working with watercolours and gouache when making pictures, and scribbling on scraps of paper that she's constantly losing when she writes.</p>